Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-21

PHILADELPHIA, October 20th,-Recently
policeman Johnston of this city was muir
dered while in the performance of his duty,
and sympathetic citizens subscribed 81 coo
for the relief OF his widow aud children.
Yesterday the meanest burglars on record
broke into Mrs. Johnston's home during
her absence and tore open doors and trunks
searching for this money and smashing the
furniture with an ak. The money was not
in the house, but the presents made to the
officer for bravery were stolen.
The Rawson-Lee-A fair.
CHICAGO, October 20th.-Mrs. Rawson
visited her son at the County Jail to-day,
and was accorded private interview with
him in the jailer's office. She remained
for about an hour, aud was completely
overcome with emotion as she left the iail.
Young Lee still a9heres to his defant
manner in speaking of the shooting, and
says he has no regrets to express for his
action. Banker Rawson was resting more
easily yesterday, and his physicians are
now sanguine of his recovery. The
wounded man asked to see his son and DIR.
Withrow, pastor of the Third Presbyterian
Church. Both visited him for the first
time since the shooting.
The UniVersalists.
New YORK October 20th.-At to- day' 8
session of the Universalist General Conyen-
ton the committee reported adversely ON
the proposition to form a church temper
ance society. The committee also recon-
mended that after 1889 the conventions be
held biennially, instead of annually, and
that conferences be held in the intervening
years to discuss morality, theology and ed
ucation.
The entire session xas noonDiad in a a.,
cussion on the proposed new profession of
faith, and it was finally referred to the next
annual convention.
Convent Alarmed.
GREEEBURG PENN, October 2Oth-Six
tramps entered st. Xavier's Convent at
Beatty Station last night and frightened
the nuns nearly out of their wits. They
searched the building from garret to cellar
for valuables and something t. eat They
visited the sick-room, but did no violence
further than take bottle of wine,
which was being used for medicine, and
drank it. They took some vestments used
in the institution and made their escape
before the Brothers at the monastery, one
mile off, could be informed.
A Mine President in Trouble.
New YORK, October 20th.-O. G. Franck-
lyn, who was reelected President of the
Horn Silver Mining Company to-day, was
arrested late in the day on warrant issued
in suit for S500,000 damages. He was
taken to Ludlow jail, and at a late hour
was still there. The complaint alleges
that as manager of the company, he appr0-
priated $500,000 of its money 10 his own
use.
Huntipgton's Memorial Chapel.
(Cownghb 1887, by oe California associated Pyessl
WATERBURY (Conu.). October 2Oth.-C.
p. Huntington, the railroad magnate, ar
rived in Torrington last night with party
of friends on special train OF Pullman
cars. To-day he was present at the dedica-
ton Of the elegant memorial chapel which
be has erected in Harwinton, his early
home. The chapel is one of the costheSt
of the kind in New England.
Prize for California Mechanic.
lCoprigt, 1857. By 0e California AssociGted Press
WAsHINGTOH, October 20th.-[Special.l- =
In the Convention of the National Carriage
builders Association to-day Mr.. HOughtoD
Of New York, said that the prize announced
yesterday as awarded to E. f. Thomas fol
q set of panels should have gone to James
g. Cameron, of San Francisco, instead OF tC
Mr.. Thomas.
iCopyrigAt, 1857, By The Ca. osia 4s.ocia.cd Pres
WASHINGTON, October 2Oth.-[Special +
The following changes in the star service il
Utah have been ordered Burrville tC
Teardale-Leaye Burrville Tuesdays anC
Fridays at A. H., and arrive at Teardaie by
7:15 P. NJ. Leave Teardale Tuesdays and
Fridays at 6 a. N, and arrive at Burrville
by 7:l5 p. NJ.
Oregon Claims Allowed.
ICopyrig, 1887, BY pes Ca er,ata Associated Pres
WASHINGTON, October 0lh.-TSpecial J.
Claims for Indian depredations in Oregon
have been allowed by the Indian Office az
follows William Mccullough, of Douglas
county, $500 John NJ. Baker, Of Douglas
county, 500; B. f. DoweIl of Portland,
5000, and Alien Embree, OF Douglas county.
$500.
California Raisins.
iCop1Tgt, 1857, By the or7,ia Associated Press
New YORK, October 20,h.-W. T. Cole
man & Co. have received sample boxes of
the new crop of California raisins, which
they are exhibiting in their salesrooms.
The firm has made some considerable sales
for forward shipments at 81 % and 50 40
for part carloads of 3-crown loose and Lon
don layer.
Peter kembIs.
ICcpyri9t, 1887, by TIE boTEia Assoo.ied Press
New YORK. October 20th.-Peter Kemble.
who died in this city Tuesday, was known
as the leading member of the firm which.
during the war, manufactured most OF the
Parrot guns used by the Government, and
also of the Confederate ram Merrimac.
The " SUMS" Latest Ticket.
lCopyiS, 1857, By tie California 4,soc.4ted Press;
New YORK, October 20th.-The Sun, in
an editorial on the politics for 1888, saws {:
VOORHEES, and Slocum is an excellent ticket.
but we think Hill and Stevenson or Hill
and Coleman would get more votes in this
State,
Mitkiawfcz is Solid.
!CpyTi9h, 1887, by lte California Associated Pres,
WASHINGTON, October 20th.-The Post
publishes long article to-day to show that
the concessions made by the Chinese Gov
ernment to the Mitkiewicz- Barker syndi-
cate are genuine aud have not been an
nulled.
California Pepsioner.
lCopyiSh, 1857, by 0e California associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, October 2Oth.-[Special. I
John Antwater, of Telegraph City, has been
granted pension.
Vessels to be Repaired.
Copyright 1857, by he California Associated T,.ss
WASHINGTON, October 20th.-TSpecial. /
Orders have been issued from the NAVY De-
partment for repairs to the Thetis at Mare
island and the Fortune at New York. both
vessels having recently been injured.
The Champion Game Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, October Goth = The st.
Louis-Detroit game was postponed TO-DAY
on account of the heavy rain. The game
will be played to morrow at 10 o'clock
After the game here they will go to Balti-
more anu play there in the afternoon.
The KING hts of Labor Wind Up.